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Meanings of deport in English
Usage of deport in English
1
Donald Trump wants to deport 11 million migrants: is that even possible?
2
Trump initially said he would seek to deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
3
Nineteen countries deport non-nationals who are HIV-positive, including Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
4
We deport non-citizens who have committed crime in Australia against our community.
5
Trump also touched on his plan to deport illegal immigrants to Mexico.
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The therapist said she repeatedly intervened with authorities not to deport him.
7
As a presidential candidate Mr Trump promised to deport every illegal immigrant.
8
We deport non-citizens who have committed crimes in Australia against our community.
9
A plan to deport third-country nationals to Mexico fueled outrage this week.
10
Bavaria further wants to operate its own charter flights to deport migrants.
11
Mr. Soloman can deport himself on all occasions with becoming good nature.
12
If you are one, you will deport yourself honorably toward an enemy.
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But they may label my mother as an undesirable and deport her.
14
While campaigning, Trump said he would deport 11 million illegal immigrants.
15
After four years they're just trying to deport us, he said.
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The state is entitled to deport people it considers a threat.
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Deport through the time
Deport across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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